Background
The accident occurred while a flight instructor and a student were practicing touch-and-go operations on runway 7. The exercise involved repeated landings and immediate takeoffs.
Sequence of Events
During the approach to runway 7, the instructor directed the student to initiate a go-around. Ground witnesses reported that as power was applied, the aircraft pitched nose-up. Subsequently, the flaps began to retract. According to witnesses, the nose continued to rise, leading to a stall. The aircraft then crashed nose-first onto the runway.
Statements
The instructor stated that upon initiating the go-around, she added full power and began retracting the flaps, unaware that the student would simultaneously pull up on the controls. She reported that as the flaps retracted past 30 degrees of extension, the aircraft stalled without any preceding stall warning.
Outcome
The aircraft sustained damage from the nose-first impact on runway 7. No further details about the aircraft or occupants were provided in the source.